Navy museum offers free slice of history
The U S Naval Academy museum in Annapolis showcases 206 years of Navy history with ship models, medals, and artifacts. Highlights include 108 ship models donated by Henry Huddy Rogers, a World War II treaty table, war survivor memories, and a dramatic life raft tale. Open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except New Year’s, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. admission is free.
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West Virginia cave rescue ends after 30 hours
Three Washington, D.C. area cavers entered Laurel Creek Cave near Greenville WV on Saturday. Rising floodwater trapped them. After tense hours, Greenbriar Grotto rescuers pulled them out Sunday evening to safety. all three survived with lessons on preparedness and letting someone know their plans.
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Thurmont choir at nursing center delighting residents
The Children's Choir of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Thurmont led by Mrs. Harriet Valentine presented a music program at Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center during a Sunday service. The performance featured dialogue solos and chorus praising God's love with a large cast of children and several adult helpers handling scenery sound and photography.
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Sirica says Nixon should have been tried in Watergate
Baltimore AP Sirica former chief judge says Richard Nixon should have faced trial like others not exonerated by Ford pardon He notes he sentenced Mitchell Ehrlichman and Haldeman and laments two standards of justice while warning Watergate could recur and votes future leaders more carefully.
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